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Purpose: To unite North Carolina Library Association members interested in community and junior college libraries; to provide an opportunity for discussion and activity; to seek to fulfill the objectives of the North Carolina Library Association.

 

Board Members 2023-2025

Dana Glauner, Chair - South Piedmont CC

Laurie Robb, Vice-Chair/Chair Elect- Rowan-Cabarrus CC

Tim Hunter, Past Chair- Rowan-Cabarrus CC

Jenny Thomas, Secretary/Treasurer- Randolph CC

Dr. Cara McConnell, Director - Johnston Community College

Maria Luisa Saldarriaga-Osorio, Director- Surry Community College


The Future of Community College Spaces - Renovation Gallery

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  • South Piedmont CC Study Booths
  • South Piedmont CC Media Table
  • South Piedmont CC Library Learning Commons
  • South Piedmont CC
  • South Piedmont CC Circulation Desk
  • Wilson Library Study Rooms
  • Wilkes Community College
  • Wake Tech
  • Wake Tech Library
  • Wake Tech Library Group Room
  • Wake Tech Library Entrance
  • Southwestern New Computer Desks
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With the increasing numbers of Early College (EC) and Career and College Promise (CCP) students on community college campuses, now is the time to reboot your selection and reconsideration policy. In 2021, there were 729 challenges to library, school, and university materials, the most challenges since the Office of Intellectual Freedom began tracking them in 2000. This session will cover the critical elements for creating an effective and comprehensive written policy for dealing with challenges and reconsideration requests. Participants will have the opportunity to engage with colleagues in actively critiquing existing policies.

It’s in the headlines every day. Libraries are forced to defend their mission of intellectual freedom. Are you prepared? Learn what intellectual freedom means to a community college library and best practices for staff when confronted with a concern or challenge.

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